The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 6Butterworths, 1931 - Law |
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Page 187
... given as security for money lost in bets on horse races , are to be deemed to be made , drawn , accepted or given for an illegal consideration , is in force both in England and New Zealand . But section 2 of that Act , although repealed ...
... given as security for money lost in bets on horse races , are to be deemed to be made , drawn , accepted or given for an illegal consideration , is in force both in England and New Zealand . But section 2 of that Act , although repealed ...
Page 196
... given was evidence of previous acts of the prisoner to show that he entertained feelings of enmity towards the deceased , and was evidence not merely of the malicious mind with which he killed the deceased but of the fact that he killed ...
... given was evidence of previous acts of the prisoner to show that he entertained feelings of enmity towards the deceased , and was evidence not merely of the malicious mind with which he killed the deceased but of the fact that he killed ...
Page 324
... given , but in such a case he should be cautiored as soon as possible . ( 7 ) A prisoner making a voluntary statement . must not be cross - examined , and no questions should be put to him about it except for the purpose of remov- ing ...
... given , but in such a case he should be cautiored as soon as possible . ( 7 ) A prisoner making a voluntary statement . must not be cross - examined , and no questions should be put to him about it except for the purpose of remov- ing ...
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